The left wing of Dieric Bouts' St. Hippolytus Triptych is almost certainly by this man. One of this man's paintings is set in the Garden of Eden and depicts a female head with hair braided into horns on the body of a large salamander. Emil Wauters depicted the madness that came upon this painter of the aforementioned Fall of Man after he finished one of his last works. In addition to The Death of the Virgin and the earlier Monforte Altarpiece, one of his works was intended for the altar at Sant'Egidio and depicts a sheaf of corn behind lilies and seven columbines as well as a stable in which an ox can be seen below the faint outline of a demon opening its maw. That w
The left wing of Dieric Bouts' St. Hippolytus Triptych is almost certainly by this man. One of this man's paintings is set in the Garden of Eden and depicts a female head with hair braided into horns on the body of a large salamander. Emil Wauters depicted the madness that came upon this painter of the aforementioned Fall of Man after he finished one of his last works. In addition to The Death of the Virgin and the earlier Monforte Altarpiece, one of his works was intended for the altar at Sant'Egidio and depicts a sheaf of corn behind lilies and seven columbines as well as a stable in which an ox can be seen below the faint outline of a demon opening its maw. That work shows angels and donors kneeling before an infant Christ on the (*) ground emitting golden aureoles. For 10 points, name this painter of the Portinari Altarpiece.
The left wing of Dieric Bouts' St. Hippolytus Triptych is almost certainly by this man.
{Hugo van der Goes}